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D. M. C. GAULT F . Spray s Column HON. ANSWERS CALL NATURE'S TONIC In the pleasing form o f a delicious, enticing and invigorating bever L. C. Farmalee has a horse for sale. age, bottled direct from the W eight 1,000 pound*. Gentle. Price HE DIES SATURDAY FOLLOWING springs iu the Calapooya moun $70. Phone 20 F 32. tains. LONG ILLNESS. The Kensington Club w ill give an Drink it to Get W ell Drink it to Keep W ell entertainment at the 1. O. O. F. Hall Tuesday night, April 30th. Admission Was Postmaster at Time of Death, free. Every lady is requested to bring Had Been Member of Legisla a box with lunch for two. A good time promised every one. ture Several Times.- Pio is a muratel saline water, equal Good luck to the goat raisers. Over neer of 1852. to any o f the renowned spring 37c was paid for mohair this week. I waters o f Europe and America. told you so.^ R a ise more goats. Recommended by leading physi Hon. D. M. C. Gault, a prominent cians of the United States for figure in the development o f the W il Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver lamette Valley, Postmaster o f Cottage afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Grove, several times member o f the and all forms of Stomach, Skin Legislature, and a pioneer o f 1852, died and Blood diseases. Hundreds at his home here Saturday forenoon of people “ given up" by physicians dropsy, with which he had l>een a have been cured of long-standing sufferer for some time, being confined ailments by Calapooya Water. to the house almost continuously for Testimonials on application. three months previous to his death. Lots o f Grangers in town Saturday. Sold by all dealers, or shipped in The body was taken to his former They are the people. They bring in cases direct from the springs. home, Hillsboro, Ore., Saturday a fter lots o f produce, well tilled lunch bas W rite for prices. noon for burial. kets and all wear a cheerful smile that D. M. C. Gault was born in Iowa is right. Grangers, get together as May 8, 1842. In ’62 he crossed the often as you can. It is the best thing The eoudensed smile o f Calapooya I know o f for both young and old. It plains with his folks and located at Water. Stomach, Liver, Kidney gives you all a chance to get acquainted Progress. Wash. Co., Ore. A fte r three and Blood disorders speedily cured and swap ideas. I could go on and years' schooling at Pacific University by its use. A ll dealers, or sold name lots o f ways you could be bene- he went to Jacksonville, Ore., where he worked on The Sentinel. While at direct. titted by a organized body gettin g to Jacksonville, he read law and was ad gether and pulling together. When it mitted to the bar about the middle of comes to a showdown we all have to the 60's. From Jacksonville he went IS OPEN* A L L THE YEAR. take our hats off to the farmer. to Salem, where he worked on the Sa Eugene M iller has a Jersey Bull calf Famous health resort in the Cal lem Statesman and taught mathemat from registered stock to sell. Phone apooya mountains, 12 miles from ics one year at W illam ette University. Cottage Grove (on Southern Pa 22-F-ll. In 1867 he went to Dallas, Ore., where cific.) Splendid accommodations, he married Hanna Rebecka Howell, reasonable rates. Steam, mud and who died three years later. In 1872 hot water baths and cooling he moved to Hillsboro, where he rooms. Information as to rates, taught school. He also was County etc., will be furnished upon re School Superintendent of Wash. County CAL A POO YA MINERAL WATER M r, Clothing Buyer T he Oregon Woolen Mills Store is holding a Special Sale on Children’s Clothing We have 50 Suits which we have divided into two lots fo r quick selling: Lot No. 1— 30 Suits are guaranteed all wool and sell regularly to $0.00. You can choose from them while they last at the low price o f $ 1.85 HOTEL CALAPOOYA C O T T A G E G R O V E, ORE. C r e s c e n t B a k in g ¡ powDEy Springs Hotel Located at London, Oregon, in the Calapooya mountains, 800 feet above sea level, twelve miles from Cottage Grove, Ore. Cuisine and accommodations excellent. Hot mineral baths, recommended by physicians for rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney troubles Very extensive grounds with swings, tennis court, croquet and other amuse ments. Splendid trout fishing at hand. Automobile line from Cot tage Grove over good roads. Write for full particulars, rates, etc. Address Calapooya Springs Co. Cottage Grove, Ore. 0. & North Bound 16 1:46 a. m. 14 2:25 a. m. 18 11:02 a. m. 20 3:56 p. m. TABLE NO. 3. T o T a k e E f f e c t J u n e 19, 1909. E. BOUND No. I W. BOUND No. 2 . A.M MU. STA TIO N S A M. y .y r U v .........C o t t a g r G h o v k ___ . . - A h 2.00 7.50 3 5 ! ■ .........................W a l d e n ............. . li.*5 7 59 6-7 ...................C e h h o O o h d o __ i« ......... ; 1 1.08 t.40 n - 5 ............................... S t a b .............. . . . ___ 110.40 8.14 8 50 90 5 9.15 9 45 8.6 ...................... D or b n a ............. * 3-5 ........................... -W i c k s ............... ......... 1033 * 5 - 9 j . ......................... R e d B r i d g e ..... ......... 10 38 16.6 W i l d w o o d . ..............10.15 . L v i 10.00 *> A n ............ D is s t o n _________________ T w o e x tr a t r a in s fo r p a s s e n g e rs o n ly le a v e s C o tt a g e G r o v e on T u e s d a y an d S a tu r d a y a t 2 30 p. m ., r e t u r n in g a r r iv e s a t C o tta g e G r o v e a t 5 30 p m. S u b je c t to c h a n g e w ith o u t n o tic e. A ll o u tw a rd fr e ig h t to s ta tio n w h e re th e r e is n o a g e n t w ill b e le ft a t r is k o f o w n e r S t a g e le a v e s D issto n a fte r a r r iv a l o f tr a in on M o n d a y , W e d n e s d a y a n d F r id a y fo r O rse co . F r e ig h t w ill n o t b e re c e iv e d a t th e O A S. K. R. R. D e p o t a ft e r 5 p . m . T o in s u re fo r w a r d in g o n n e x t tr a in fr e ig h t m u st be d e liv e r e d in a m p le ti m e to p e r m it o f l t a b e in g b ille d . A . B. WOOD, Manager. H ow to Fertilize tea 2 4 - p m booh. ■ *» w ho>ow. contain« much useful iafov- mathoo on fertdtfing weAem H T A FT y g » sous, 0 ik. maiiruircronreque». Mailed tree! I The Cha*. H. Lilly Co^ Seattle, Wash. | J. B. PHELPS Lim e and cement at Spray’ s. plows Ô . at P la n s F u rn ish ed Hood R iver N iagara Sprays, the best by every test at Spray’s. Buy your feed and flour o f Spray, Phone 162. T E LE P H O N E j = = i GETS P LU R A LIT Y 0 F VOTES IN TH IS CITY. % O liver = F u rn is h e rs COTTAGE GROVE FOR PRESIDENT Remember the goat. He will kill the brush and make the grass grow T IIK I.A T K HON D. M C. G A l'I.T while you sleep. More cows, more goats, more hens, tablished the Western Oregon. In 1904 pays your bills in cash and makes long he was again elected to the Legislature friends. from Washington Co. In 1908 he was Tolouse geese eggs, 7 for 50 cents. appointed Postmaster o f Cottage Grove W’ aldo Miller. Phone Farmer 26X, P. by Roosevelt, which office he held at 0. box 176, Cottage Grove. his death. Warren McFarland has a good second Three children and w ife survive him. hand hack for sale. The children are Mrs. C. C. Halstead, Curtis Veatch has 3 good milk cows, and John H. Gault o f Portland and also Jersey and Holstein bull calf, for William H. Gault o f Everett, Wash. sale. A. B. Atkins has choice Black Mi norca eggs for sale. Bales Bros, have Black Orpington eggs for sale. I furnish chicken coops free. Estim ates I pay cash for chickens, eggs, h’des, G iven grain. Page field fence ia a spring steel, best by every test. Phone 162. John Deere and Spray’ s. S. E. R. R. COMPANY. T IM E a K COTTAGE GROVE SÍATIOS a.m . No. a. m. No. p. m. No. p. m. No. H C lo t h ie r s £ Southern Pacific Railway Time-Table No. No. No. No. I f you haven’t already bought one, it’s time you were dropping in and looking them over. A fter you have seen them, you simply can’t help buying one. Our stock is made up o f every wanted style and fabric, Cheviots, Worsteds and Serges, in the new shades o f blue, tan and brown. Plain, conservative styles for older men. Snappy, up- to-the-minute models for the young fellows. And this is not all— every one o f them is guaranteed all wool and hand tailored, a feature that you don’t get in most clothes unless you pay much more than we are asking. Our personal guarantee goes with every suit. You buy one o f them, wear it six months, and if, at ex piration o f this time, you are not satisfied with your bargain, come into our store and we will g ive you your choice o f a new suit o f clothes or your money hack. Oregon Woolen Mills Store Don’ t make your road supervisor’s •ife miserable by sitting down and yelling fo r road work, but get out and help him to put the roads in shape for the summer travel. Now is the time the rocks should be raked out. The biggest mud holes should be HI led. Also there should be drains made to turn the water out o f the road. It would not take long to do these things. Don’ t wait until crops are in and regu lar road working season begins. Now is the time a little work does lots o f good. W. A . Hemenway has W hite Pekin duck eggs for sale. Buff Orpington eggs, Plymouth Rock eggs, $1.00 per setting. Phone 125 to Mrs. J. F. Spray. CALAPOOYA South Bound 15 126 13 6:42 19 3:01 17 9:32 Our Showing of Men’s Clothing at $10, $12.50, $15, $18 and $20 is the Talk of the Town for two terms. While at Hillsboro he married Miss Lydia E. Humphrey, who survives him. In 1877 he went to the Legislature as Representative from Washington Co. In 1880 he moved to Portland, where he taught in the Port land schools. In 1882 he went to L e g islature from Multnomah County. In The Deere plow, the plow that is al 1892 he moved hack to Hillsboro, where ways made right. Good material, good he published the Hillsboro Independent workmanship. The old reliable. John until 1905, when he moved to Salem for Deere Plow Co. stands back o f them. a year and a half, after which he Salt at carload prices at Spray’s. moved to Cottage Grove, where he es Do you want a new wagon or buggy? When you come to town come in the big hole in the wall and see what w e’ ve got. CALAPOOYA SPRINGS COMY I 2 B - L V Hawley Strongly Endorsed for Com missioner; T. K. Campbell Has Many Friends, as Has Also Congressman Hawley. For County Commissioner H a w ley .................................IK4 B e n n e t t .................................... Huffman.................................. 3 P r ic e ....................................... 5 D EM O C RATIC C A N D ID A T E S . For President— Champ C lark............. ..........21 Harmon..................... W ilson......................... U. S. Senator Coa h o w ..................... ............9 29 Lan e........... • ............ P ierce......................... ..........6 The final returns for contested county offices show that Eaton, Hurd and Par sons probably won for state repre srntativcB, Price for Commissioner and Keeney for assessor. The vote has not been canvassed as yet. 3-STORY BUILDING FOR GROVE Total votes in the flve precincts in contested and important officea were as fo llo w s : RECITAL DRAWS BIG HOUSE 1 Cottage Grove ia one o f the few cities o f the state that gave T a ft a plurality, the President winning out in Cottage Grove over Roosevelt by the small number o f six votes. The fourth precinct gave T a ft 16, Roosevelt 3, I.a- Tailoring Establishment Sells Out. Follette 1. The firm o f McCaleh & Powell has been dissolved, Selden Powell taking For U. S. Senator Selling received more than all the other candidates to over the whole business and moving it into the same building with the Cottage gether but Lowell would have received Grove Laundry. Mr. McCalcb will de a large vote if it had been thought he vote his time to boosting the Cottage could beat Bourne. Grove country. Hawley, candidate for commissioner, got strong endorsement, only nine votes being cast against him. Keeney was endorsed for County Assessor. Congressman Haw ley and Railroad Commissioner Campbell received strong endorsements although they had no op position. W IL L BE FIRST BUSINESS BLOCK R E P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A T E S . Shingles and posts. Phone 162. “ Jack the Grabber” Caught. For President— I deliver free to all parts o f town. | A clan secretly known for some time T a f t ....................................... 86 Spray, phone 162. R oosevelt............................... 77 past has been just as secretly camping L a F o llette..............................52 Read what your neighbors have to upon the trail o f one “ Jack the Grab sell, tell us what you want to buy, as ber.” It is known as the " F . and For S e n a to r- we would like to g e t a big dollar B .,” and although not o f the “ night Bourne................................... 43 started. The big hole in the wall rider” type, its work has been fruitful L o w e ll.................................... 45 might catch it. o f results. Morton....................................11 Try a load o f that oak grub wood. On Tuesday night the vigilance of S ellin g.................................. 106 Lota o f heat to the square inch, j this secret patrol was rewarded and For Secretary o f S t a t e - Spray. Phone 162. the culprit caught at his nefarious Fields •.107 I have a few more o f those five and practice in the eastern part o f the resi O lcott..................................... 90 ten-acre tracts for sale. Free water dence district. He was given such a For Dairy and Food Commiaaioner— for irrigation. C ity water at city warm reception at the handB o f the pa C ottel..................................... 54 prices fo r house use. I f you can buy trol and members o f the "c la n ” that E d g ttd s ................................. 17 a piece o f this land it w ill be worth he w ill carry the marks to his grave. L e P T . ....................................41 The R egister is enabled to state double what you pay for it in a few M ickle.................................... 71 with authority that the episode actual years. Can you make money faster? For County Assessor— When you buy flour o f Spray you buy ly occurred substantially as chronicled K e e n e y ................................. 90 it straight from the car to the consum above.— Register. Moore....................................116 er. FOR S A L E .—Good second hand piano For Representative— Wilbur McFarland has 40 goats to at a bargain. Inquire at this office. Cushman .11« sell or lease. E a t o n . 70 The famous Conqueror and Mallory H u rd..................................... 134 hats at prices that are surely right. Desk blotters for sale.—Sentinel. P a r s o n s ...................................... I l l Powell A Cooper. J P Lot No. 2 —20 suits in all, they are the beat bargains ever offered in town for the money. They sell regu- ularly to $-1.00 and we are going to let you choose from them at CALAPOOYA SALINE quest. « H » m m »* * OF TH AT HEIGHT. Cooper Building at the Corner of Seventh and Main to Be Mode Into Modern, Up tc-Date Hostelry. Cottage Grove ia soon to have its first three-atory business block, W. B. Cooper having decided to add an extra story to the new 76x90 brick which he ia putting up at the corner o f Seventh and Main. Mr. Cooper bas also de cided to make a hotel o f the building, instead o f a business block. The upper stories will ba used for bed rooms and the east aide o f the low er story for lobby, dining room and kitchen. There will he 42 bed rooms. The building will be made modern in every way, including hot water heat, electric lights, etc. The second story, which was to have been used for an armory, ia already being partitioned off for bed rooms. The west side o f the lower story, to be occupied by the Reea-Wallare Co., will be completed by July lit . Christian Church Jammed With Audience to Hear Muaic by Waterhouse Pupils. The Waterhouse Recital In the Chris tian Church Monday night was a tre mendous surecaa, both in point o f at tendance and in quality o f muaic ren dered. Every number on the program received many romplimenls from mem bers o f the audience. The eight hand piccea were especially enjoyed. A sil ver collection was taken up for the benefit o f the choir, $14.85 being netted. Following ia the program which wan rendered: 1. Piano D uet..........March, Op 39 No. 1 ............................ liollacndar Ada Matthews, May Arm strong 2. 3. Piano solo........ Rustic Festival .......................................Krogmaun Irma Randall Vocal solo... .S p rin gtid e.. ..Greene Mrs. J. N. Waterhouse 4. Piano a olo .. Evening G low .. Benson Carrie Woods 5. Piano duet...... I.ea Chasseurs a Oheval.....................................Smith M yrtle Venske, Jessie McCord 6. Piano solo................Among the Flowera..................................... Orth Maude Itoyle 7. 2 Pianos 8 hands.. I.aCraco.. Bohm Jennie Smith, Neita Hazleton, Myrtlo Kent, A lice Counts 8. Piano so lo....M y Old Kentucky Home............................. Drumhcller Isabel Bolden 9. Piano duet........ Purple Pansies W a lt*.................................... Fearia Father and Ruth Jorgenson 10 . Piano so lo,.....Q u een o f Night ..................................... Englenmaun Bertha Stevens 11. Vocal duet. ...I Heard a Voice ...............................................Glover Mrs. J. N. Waterhouse and A. C. Kinter 12. Piano aolo... Dausu R u stic... Maaon Fay Demoreat 13. Piano solo........ Grand Polka de Concert.................... ......... Bartlett Ada Matthewa 14. 2 Pianoa 8 hands ..W a r March o f the Priesta...............Mendelssohn Jennie Smith, N eita Hazleton, M yrtle Kern, A lice Counts. Ten per cent ia pretty good interest for anyone on hia money. Th at’a what you ge t by making your cash pur chases at the Metsan Shop. Alw ays get your coupons. «18